Wiidookodaadiwin MAT
NACC’s Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) program is in partnership with the Red Lake Nation, and provides culturally specific care for those who want to change their relationship with opioids. We use physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health care in order to better support your journey to wellness. Our MAT program uses the medication buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone). Both medications can reduce cravings for opioids, prevent withdrawal, and stop the effects of opioids, such as heroin, prescription pain pills, and fentanyl.
Recovery Service Options
Our clinic offers services to help individuals determine what they want their recovery to look like.
Wiidookodaadiwin Clinic
Daily dosing with nurse
Harm reduction services
Overdose prevention services
Spiritual care
One-on-one support from an alcohol and drug counselor
Access to care for medical, dental, and behavioral health
Weekly appointments with your provider and nurse
Sober housing assistance
Transportation services
Office Based
Weekly appointments with your provider and nurse
Harm reduction services
Access to care for medical, dental, and behavioral health
Spiritual care
Wiinodewe IOP
Wiinodewe Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a partnership with the Red Lake Nation. It is a dual program for mental health and substance use disorders that addresses the mind, body, and spirit. The program is culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and based on principles of harm reduction.
Program Highlights
Individualized programming with a gradual step-down
Daily prayer and cultural teachings
Peer recovery support
Health education
Relapse prevention
Individual and group therapy
Lunch provided
Transportation assistance
Sober housing assistance
Support with accessing community resources
Drop-in support groups for all stages of recovery
Community Health Worker services
Maintenance management plans
Program Requirements
Must be 18 years of age or older
Complete Comprehensive Assessment (formerly known as “Rule 25”) on-site or at another organization
Complete an intake interview
Active health insurance (assistance with MNSure available)
Additional Programs
Harm reduction group and cultural healing are open to everyone. These opportunities offer:
Non-judgmental support
Education
Combatting stigma around drug use
Community
Harm reduction serves to save lives and protect the health of both people who use drugs and their communities.